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Net Neutrality advocates had their eyes on a federal court where the showdown over the FCC’s repeal of the Obama-era open-internet protections continued.

Oral arguments began Friday in the case of Mozilla v. FCC, a lawsuit brought by advocacy groups and internet companies seeking to restore the Net Neutrality rules.

The legality of the FCC‘s order that swept away Net Neutrality regulations was argued in court on Friday.

Free Press' News Voices work has emphasized creating strong relationships between communities and local newsrooms by brokering conversations between the two.

The groups that sued the FCC argue that Chairman Pai offered insufficient legal justification for deregulating the broadband industry.

A number of prominent tech companies and digital-rights groups expressed confidence that their court battle against the FCC will succeed.

T-Mobile and Sprint have some explaining to do if their proposed merger has any chance of approval.

According to recent reports, in the year after the repeal, cable companies' investments actually fell.

Wireless prices would rise for nearly all Californians, but low-income customers would feel it most.

The Federal Trade Commission has reportedly discussed a “record-setting” fine for Facebook over its privacy practices.